Human Factors News
Researchers at Embry-Riddle – home to the nation’s only undergraduate Aerospace Physiology program – are unraveling the cognitive, psychological and physiological factors that can affect human performance in aircraft and spacecraft, as well as in healthcare settings.
Student Duo Shines at International Safety Conference
Posted In: Aviation | Human Factors | Research | Security Intelligence and Safety
Encroaching Drones Usually Go Unseen by Pilots, New Study Confirms
Posted In: Aviation | Human Factors | Research | Security Intelligence and Safety | Unmanned Systems
Vibrating Vest Helps Combat Flight Deck Disorientation
Posted In: Applied Science | Aviation | Human Factors | Research
Improving Patient Care: Human Factors Study Highlights Handoff Risks
Posted In: Applied Science | Human Factors | Research
Growing Commercial Space Industry Needs Policy Experts
Posted In: Human Factors | Space
Corporate Careers Beckon in User Experience Research
Posted In: Computers and Technology | Human Factors | Research
Q&A: How Much of a Threat Do Drones Pose to Air Travel?
Posted In: Aviation | Human Factors | Security Intelligence and Safety | Unmanned Systems
Trio of Aerospace Physiology Students Complete First Hospital Rotations
Posted In: Applied Science | Human Factors
Traffic Deaths Among First Responders: Expert Calls for Evidence-Based Solutions
Posted In: Human Factors
Aviation Safety: Efforts to Combat Hypoxia Win Top Honor
Posted In: Aviation | Human Factors | Security Intelligence and Safety
Embry-Riddle Flight Instructor Muhammad Omar Answers the Call to Help a Student Pilot in Distress
Posted In: Aviation | Human Factors | Security Intelligence and Safety
Scott Shappell Improves Safety by Factoring in the Human Element
Posted In: Human Factors | Security Intelligence and Safety
Persistence Pays Off: Life-Saving Jet Technology Earns Top Aviation Prize
Posted In: Aviation | Engineering | Human Factors | Security Intelligence and Safety
Do You Read Me?
Posted In: Human Factors | Security Intelligence and Safety
Students Building Underwater Virtual Reality Headset for Space Training
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